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The Underground Railroad is one of the most important chapters in American History. This engaging, interactive concert of songs, stories and narratives about slavery and the quest for freedom reveals the hope, power and eventually, the triumph that was accomplished by shared by a network of multicultural allies. Through song, story, audience involvement and a … Continue reading Music and the Underground Railroad
Whatever happened to the concept of “United we stand, divided we fall?” Or to “All for one, and one for all?” We rarely hear these words spoken anymore. We need to figure out ways to bridge the great divide between Them and Us.
No Wrong Door is a non-profit organization that supports persons who are transitioning from detention or treatment facilities, provides community based peer support, family support groups, one-on-one support for those who struggle with substance use and/or mental health issues. https://www.nowrongdoorwnc.org/
Every day people spend sixteen or so hours working, playing, eating, reading, operating computers of all types, and doing what needs to be done. People sleep – usually at night — for approximately eight hours, although some sleep much less and a few sleep more. The transition between being awake and being asleep is so subtle that … Continue reading Sweet Mystery of Life
As we kick off our 2024 Campaign, Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray’s stewardship sermon will inspire us to find ways to offer our time, talent, and treasure to express our love for and commitment to our Fellowship.
In some Indigenous American cultures, trees are known as “the Standing Peoples,” our fellow citizens in the community of life. As maple sap begins to rise this year we’ll be looking at why the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) peoples call the maple the leader of trees, and what we can learn from the generosity of the maple.
Join us as we honor the life and legacy of Coretta Sccott King on this MLK weekend. There’s a great deal about her life and contributions that we rarely hear, including her connections to Unitarianism.
Sue Waldroop, 2023 Macon Matriarch of the Year, will speak on her families’ history in Franklin. Going back five generations, her rich history started with a civil rights story of the ages. Join us at 11 to meet this facinating woman, bring something to share for the pot luck following services and look through her … Continue reading A Macon Family History of Racial Justice
Join us as our President, Becky Thorndike, looks back over the Fellowship’s past five years and forward to our future together.
This Sunday, the Fellowship will enjoy a celebration of the Christmas & Yule Season. Come join us to sing some songs and listen to some favorite stories for observance of the season.
